Chem7 - Acids and Bases Flashcards

1
Q

for a titration of a strong acid w/ weak base youd need an indicator functioning at pH:

A

7

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2
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what is the Kw for water at STP?

A

10-14

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3
Q

how many protons are removed after 3 equivalence points

A

3

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4
Q

high pKa means

A

weak acid

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5
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low pKa means

A

MORE acidic

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6
Q

how does the addition of oxygens to a molecule affect pKa/acidity?

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pKa decreased and acidity INCREASED

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7
Q

what is a bronstead-lowry acid?

A

proton DONOR

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8
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what is a bronstead-lowry base?

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proton ACCEPTOR

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9
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at the half equivalence point pH is equal to

A

pKa

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10
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what is the equation for Ka?

A

[H+][A-]/[HA]

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11
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what is an arrhenius acid/base?

A

releases H+/releases OH-

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12
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pKa=

A

NAME?

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13
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the maximum buffering capacity of a solution is when

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[base]=[acid]

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14
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what is the henderson hasselbach equation?

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ph=pka+log(base/acid)

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